001 Welcome

002 Using the exercise files

003 Preparing for a certification exam

004 Introducing building information modeling (BIM)

005 Working in one model with many views

006 Understanding Revit element hierarchy

007 Comparing versions of Revit

008 Using the Recent Files screen and application menu

009 Using the ribbon and QAT

010 Understanding context ribbons

011 Using the Properties palette

012 Using the Project Browser

013 Moving and stacking palettes

014 Using keyboard shortcuts in Revit

015 Navigating views (zoom, pan, and rotate)

016 Selecting objects

017 Understanding selection toggles

019 Creating a new project from a template

020 Accessing a multi-user projects using Workshare

021 Creating and configuring a new project

022 Adding levels

023 Adding grids

024 Refining a layout with temporary dimensions

025 Adding columns

026 Adding walls

027 Wall properties and types

028 Using snaps

029 Locating walls

030 Using the Modify tools

031 Adding doors and windows

032 Adding plumbing fixtures and other components

033 Using Autodesk Seek

034 Wall joins

035 Using constraints

036 Linking AutoCAD DWG files

037 Creating topography from a DWG link

038 Understanding CAD inserts

039 Import tips

040 Creating groups

041 Mirroring groups to creat a layout

042 Creating Revit links

043 Rotating and aligning a Revit link

044 Establishing shared coordinates

045 Managing links

046 Understanding file formats

047 Creating floors

048 Creating footprint roofs

049 Working with ceilings

050 Creating extrusion roofs

051 Attaching walls to roofs

052 Using the shape editing tools to create a flat roof

053 Working with slope arrows

054 Adding openings

055 Working with stairs

056 Adding railings to stairs

057 Working with component-based stairs

058 Adding extensions to railings

059 Creating a custom basic wall type

060 Understanding stacked walls

061 Adding curtain walls

062 Adding curtain grids, mullions, and panels

063 Creating wall sweeps and reveals

064 Model lines

065 Using object styles

066 Working with visibility and graphic overrides

067 Using view templates

068 Hiding and isolating objects in a model

069 Understanding view extents and crop regions

070 Understanding view range

071 Displaying objects above and below in plan views

072 Using the Linework tool

073 Using cutaway views

074 Using graphical display options

075 Adding rooms

076 Controlling room numbering

077 Understanding room bounding elements

078 Understanding tags

079 Adding schedule views

080 Modifying schedule views

081 Creating a key schedule

082 Using images in schedules

083 Adding text

084 Adding dimensions

085 Adding symbols

086 Adding legend views

087 Creating a detail callout

088 Adding detail components

089 Using arrays to parametrically duplicate objects

090 Adding filled and masking regions

091 Understanding families

092 Creating a new family from a template

093 Using reference planes, parameters, and constraints

094 Adding solid geometry

095 Cutting holes using void geometry

096 Adding blends

097 Completing the family

098 Working with sheets

099 Working with placeholder sheets

100 Aligning views with a guide grid

101 Exporting to AutoCAD

102 Plotting and creating a PDF

103 Next steps